Susana Baca—renowned performer and guardian of Afro-Peruvian culture—brings a luminous voice to songs of love, loss, and life. Alongside her husband Ricardo Pereira, she founded Lima’s Instituto Negrocontinuo, a space dedicated to the living expression of Black Peruvian culture. Rooted in deep research and performance, her work centers on the landó—a richly layered blend of Spanish, Indigenous, and African rhythms that has come to define the sound of Black Peru.